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Court Annexed Arbitration [article]

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Judging in a Democracy: The Tension of Popular Participation [article]

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Computer Simulation: An Aid to Court Study [article]

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Do Minor Disputes Deserve Second-Class Justice [comments]

Query

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Unified Appeal in State Criminal Cases [article]

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The Juvenile Court: An Anglo-American Dialogue - A Discussion of Barbara Warburton's Article "The Juvenile Courts in England and Wales", This Journal, Vol. 16, No. 3 [comments]

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Comments on Evaluating Trial Court Performance [comments]

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